I have already read Entity Framework One-To-One Mapping Issues and this is not duplicate as the business rule specs are different here.
I need a simple hibernate example of an entity with a one-to-one relationship with another entity where they both share the primary key.I need to only have to save the main entity that is auto-generat
I hope anyone can help. I have to develop up against this third party database and I am kind of stuck with their crappy design. Still, I want to use NHibernate so I will have to jump through hoops.
Apart from one example in the docs, I can\'t find any documentation on how exactly django chooses the name with which one can access the child object from the parent object. In their example, they do
How to declare a one to one relationship using Entity Framework 4 Code First (POCO)? I found this questio开发者_C百科n (one-to-one relationships in Entity Framework 4) , but the article that the answ
Considering the following model: @Entity public class User { @Id @Column(name = \"USER_ID\") private Long userId;
I have a OneToOne relationship like this :- PersonOthers ------------------------ id(PK) |<----------------->| id(PK)(FK) |
We changed database schema and moved a relationship between users/accounts from a 1-1 to a many to many using a join table accounts_users.
Considering the following \"model\": USER Long: PK String: firstName String: lastName USER_EXT Long: PK String: moreInfo
i was wondering if there\'s a difference between modeling a one-to-one relation and a inheritance relation (Table-Per-Type) In both cases we add a foreing key with a UNIQUE constraint, or somethimes t
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